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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-10-26
To Attend His Fathers Funeral.
LIvERMoRE FALLS, Oct. 2

LIvERMoRE FALLS, Oct. %.
Mr.. W. P. Washburne, son of the deceased
exMinister Washburne, accompanied by his
wife, left here last night for Chicago to attend
the funeral of his father which occurs We'd
nesday. They take the Pullman at Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-10-26

Know thysef by reading the "soience Of
Life," the best medical work ever published,
for young and middle-sged men.
mAy?dSgIy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-10-26
Thanksgiving Day Appointed.

The President has issued . proclamation
appointing Thursday Nov. 24sh, - Thanks
! giving.
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new York Money market.

NEw YORK, Oct. %.
Money on call ranging from to
Prime mercantile paper at 6ds per cent. Sterling
to per cent. per diem and interest,
Exchange continues dull and steady at 4S0l a "a
Government bonds dull aud steady Railroad bond,
dull.
The following are the closing quotations OF &C.
clrities.
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BNNIes IL IL

RC\N<oc. that are fretful, peevish,
OsNO cross, or troubled with
Windy Collie, Teething Pains. or
Stomach Disorders, can be relieved
at once by using AckeIs Baby Soother.
II contains no Opium or Morphine.
hence y safe. Price rs cents. Sold By
J. N. Mixer, 1874 Water street, druggist.
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M.irannIiinn franchise.

NKw YoRK, Oct. 9.-Concsrning
the tals Of the Melropoli an baseball
club to tn Management Of the Brook.
Ign club, Manager Byrns says: me.
goiiations began between John b. Day
and Mr.. Wimau. The former tf.rpd
$4,000. After consultation with
Mctsrs Doyle and +. Abell, | offered
Mr. wiman t35, 600 for the franchise,
players, etc. IL was at once accepted.
o. September 2S ! gave n check for
5000, October l another for 1850
wss handed Mr.. Wiman and the bal.
ance, fl2. 500, vas paid October 3. The
METROPOLITAN directors then resigned
aad Y. A. Absil assumed the preei.
dency Of the association, while you're
truly was made secretary. The Nets
will next ssason play upon Manhattan
island"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-10

The Srlisioos favor and heAlthy
p~r6p,rlft OF oIuhd, ripe ituit sFe well
sp5wn, md seeing the need Of An
ggr.raSla aad effective laxative the
q Mon Ia Fig Syrup Company, com.
m nc, d a few ytam ego " mAnuisct.
ne q c,5eentSlod syrup ot y gs,
which his givou such general sath
faction tha, II Ia rapidly snpercedi z
tbe bittir dtsst,c liver medicines aud
s%.thHit|ot hitherto IN use. II coetive
M bilious, Try IT, For sale In 30 cent
ans Al bottles by II. ]. Hester nnt
Nh lo.dIus druggibtS. Van Vloet a
r. G. ". Jones 4 Co., W. N. vii
Ser,or A Co., j. j. Milen, end 4
nsnsfeld 4 Go. have bsen appointsd
Tbolcsale agents ~ Memphis.
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Louisville o, Cincinnati ..

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 9.-Au as.
semblage vaIionsly estimated at from
5000 to 1000 persons today witnessed
the last association game of the season
al this place, the Louisvilles aud Gin.
cinna'is being the contestants. Ram.
sey and Kerinp, Serad and Keenan,
were the batteries, and both did ex.
cellent wo,k. Cincinnati made two
runs in the fret inning, by the error
Of Ramsey, who made q very feeble
attempt to stop Nicol'st rounder, and
the latter player stole second and
third in rapid succession, Fenuelly
driving in both Riley and NIcol on a
hit over short. Ai.er that Ramsey
settled down, and not a run crossed
the plate. Ssrad had the Louisvlllss
at his mercy, their hits, small in
number, being widely scattered. The
features Of tbs most inter sting game
were Collins work In left field, the
fine backstUp work OF Kerins and
X ssnan, and the second pase play Of
Mack. Browning played miserably,
both In the fed and at the bat. Nc
Q1sde'a unpiing was questioned
considerably. Score:
Louisville. .......... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-C
cincinnati ...........2 0 0 o 0 x-2
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WORLDS Uhnmpio..h,p Games.

ST. Louis, No., Oct. 9.-president
steAIns and other officers Of the d.
tfolt club arrived mere from Detroit
this morniog, and the Detroit players
arrived from Indianapolis ionig {.
Everything IL Ia readiness for the
fret game Of the worlds champion.
ship Geries tcmorrog, although the
v, att er 10 threatening. Several thou.
sAud tickets have already been sold, u
rrest many Of them to parties Outside
OF the city, who sent orders by tele-
graph. II the Esathtr IL fair an Of.
trndsnce a 1900 10 coth lently eK.
pectrd. CsTuthers and Bu hong wall
he the battery Tor 81. LOUIS anu Get.
4 iu aud Bsunett for ID troit.
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ARROK DAY.
what Say VIII be SsIso % fer
SHELBY CountyY

UndsT an act Of the last Legislature
Il is made the duty Of the county su.
porintendsnt Of schools 10 set asid9 3
day to be known Rs "Atbor day"
when all children shall, under the di.
reclion Of their teachers, 90. out trees
and generally beautify the school
grounds. The act IL ne follows:
"rhat II shall be the duty Of the
county superintendent Of public
schools Of each county &c set apart
some day in November in each year
a. 'srbor day IN AL the public schools
Of the county; that trees my be
planted around the bulldogs;
that the grounds around euch
buildings may he improved and
beau,iti ID surh plantiug TO he attend.
ed with appropriate aud attractive
ceremonies; that the day may be on,
Of pleasure NJ we'll as instruction To-
the young; all 10 be under the super
vision and direction OF the teacher
who shall zee that the trees are prop
erly selec Cd and set"
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SEASON CLOSED.
New Orleans Wins Two Games from
Memphis.
.Geiss Captures tbe Jennie Yesmans
Medai-Oth.r Games-GeSerAI
sporting News.
ESPECIAL TO TIE ArrEAL.l


NKw oaLEASs, La, Oct. 9.-New Or.
leans wound mp the season by battiog
all three OF the Memphis pitchers 30
hard that the twirlers were heart.
broken. About 5000 people saw the
two games aud lefi with the idea that
New Orleans deserved the pennant.
The Locals Played brilliant ball in the
morning, Powell pitching his best
game this season, while Smith
WAS sluggtd at the right TINS.
Crotty made one wild throw when
e. bases were full, which allowed oil
three rguners to score. The home
players ran bases with such daring
that Memphis was completely ratified.
In the evening the batting was hard.
or on both aides, but New 0fleens
hammered b ack out OF tue box and
made George McKeough feel weak
Dave McKeough caught finely.
NcAlepr was of IN the second game,
but Audrewe, Fuller, Phelsn, Geiss
and Cine did brilliant work, Carr
wright, although 20 lame he couldn't
run, coveted first in both games In
style, Pellz wac hurt in the morning
and did not play Ia the evening. A
feature Of the evening game
was the co9lest for mo Jen-
ME Yeamsns medal for the
most runs IL became q duel between
Brad ey aud Gsiss, and Gsiss won IL,
scoring four runs, Bradley making
three The victory OF Geiss wss Que
mainly TO Bradisy's terrific %slussins,
which was one OF tho features. Gels:
got 10 fret twice on balls and once OIL
Baker, mun. The game in which
New Orleans l,f. tie f-ld at Memphis
will be played over tocay.
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IHE tURr.
Programme OF Todsy's Evests NJ
Latonta.

CIscISSArI, o., Oct. a.-Entriss,
weights and pooling on the Latonia
races:
Ritst Rice-Fi iuon-sixteenths Of q
mile. Drnmstiek, lO2, i4Oi Miss Pal.
siisr, lO2, tl2; Miss RoII, l02, $40;
Jessie Mcfarland, 100, tl0.
Second Rlce-Thrse iourths n a
mile; ssIli, q. Phi Lswis, 100, $50;
Belle Tsw, %, $50; Dude, oAEs, rs,
SO; wsudsroo, 100. $40, LislSnd, l07,
SIS Walker, 100, tl2; Jim Nave, l02,
$40; Clonep, i0i, s.; q YER or, no,
81; T. Ichautrsss, LOG, t6i Little Bees,
IA, 50; Cora l., ~, 20; EIE' Hirdoo,
l02 81; Tambobrette, l07, 81 Tommy
r, g7, 81; Ban Blsmau, lOv, 4; vary
T. l., %, 81; Lady NJ cS "a, 81;
u lib TDompsoN, W, 81 Huntington,
lO7, "a; Jules Bumm, 81, 81.
THIRD Rtce- y ye e,gnths Il Q mile;
nwner~' band cap. O'suge Girl, 81.
so; Emma HWcock, 81, SIC; LILY
Veg !, % go; LzEls l., IS, tiO; We
We, 50 81 OEJg"n, 81, sBi Is ighl
Lsbf. 80 80; v;s,S', So, 81 sncEsJ,
lt0, a.
n uuh RIce- Sever eight Of n
mile. dye, l0j, $50; Quotation,
l03, sou T. mirs, ~, : Al G,r" Fort
upe, TO-. fl2 Get Steel, l02, SO.
Krtv Gam, ~, -; Gjlghtly, l02.
80; F'Od,rcs, lO2, 81
9Th Re % q mite. PsnamR
ll3. 40 i'm troy, lls, f20. ghlt
p no. "a; Ftr imG'e, ~. il2
ia . Hell, iOl, 8 o X rkir, lOJ, tlO
Go" F.u,t, iu9 tln; Bf,uKiu 2, rs
~ 2 ihp :. 81, ~; Fteusa. lOj, a.
Der nc g usat, no, 81 ~. Vsl'ndu,
81 ~
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r.,,,bI. -r. ,b. Kavsge-

Upon the system Indicted by diseases Of the
Kidney, and bladder. They wreck the con
,titution more speedily In some cases than
aud OFT er mAla los OF a fatal
pulmonary type. AZ you value yonr ltto'
afTs,t tendency 20 debility, and con
ssquent Inactivity Of the renal offani,
,isor and activity into the vitality important
secret We action Of toe Aidnoys With that
,aiutttAry diutetic, Hostettef't ttemach
Bittsfs. Tbs proper degree 4 stimulation
/, Impaired By u & the bladder also, Shen
rhsrk N isht's dtssase, diahetif, cAtAfth Of
the bladder, and oihsT ttndfod d,tofders'
nav bs prevented. l. yer oobplaint, con
stiTaton, nervous ailments and fhsumatifm
q slikeWlse oOhqueis le sith the sovereign
HOUSEHOLDS remesy hEalLst the .ohefts "
etps,ure IL damp or otherwise inclemont
weather, u n tenign safeguard, sad 10
yves strength after utdue iaugue.
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ny Hsnkisnon aud Knowles. The
Brooklyns earned both their runs-in
the fret iDning on hits by Sxartwood
and a stolen base, and in the fifth a
home rua by Otterson. Orr, Knowles
and Mays excslied in the field and
Gross a. the bat. For the Brooklyns,
Mcclellan, Phillips and Terry dittin-
guished themselves. Terry also led
~ the bat. Ferguson umpired impair.
TALLY and to the satisfaction # PLAYERS
aud public, Attendance, 1870. The
score:
Brooklyn -""".....l 600 0 o.
Metropolitsns ......0 0 0 l-6
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- c.Ic A'd sIup ioT iung h., ~,
cough ~ ain~ oOugd, | wv. siam o.
l. v.f Rssn stDi IN y nah tV'cs p
lay. You tan recommend II 10 ry,Ty
4 haviag stock - a." beet Md cine
snowa Tor the above complaints. Ia
ubing IL With my chickens for chola,s
and gspee ! mix u WITH the dough and
feed II 20 then once = day. By ,bi'
trestment bs,e lost none where th'
Regulator vas wen promptly aud
regularly. KT TAYLOR,
hEoni ioi Gran tsrs Of gsorsis.
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THosE unhappy persons who suffer
lTem nervou,n,ss and dyspepsia
should MSS Carers Little Nerve Pits.
which are made eN yressly f,r sleep.
lees, d~yspeptic sufferers.
Pr c 2b cents.
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PIN.

RIRGHosE- sunday. October y lss7, at 2
o'clock pm, at the. residence q. bis VIE,
MicHILL R~ISeRosE, aged forty seven years.
Funeral from residence 1t o'clock : day
(MOSDAY). Friend, Of the family arc In
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ENENlNh uhMbs
.WEFfal acouE.
sMeAltsr out Tor not RAINING.
hcnAa ~ iNNINaai

aooRs nv fNSiSGst
New Orlsas,.-..-... O2ObIO2Ii- II
hemphit...,."...... ..... i D.
Summary ,rnsd mos-Nrw Or.
lesa, o, NJ mpri. 2 tao nssr tits
Bradley, Vaughn, Fuller, Phelar.
Th,ee hs~s hiis-Br dl.y, Phelsn,
Geiss. Flint on crrns-Nss o leans
4, Mtmphis 2. r ~ or b lls-Nswot
leans 4. Mem bic 2. SHnck pa by
Ewing 3 Mex tush 2 Pa cd balls-
Vaughn Wild piichti-Blsck. Nc
K-ouah. u uhir pa ~ T. sing AZ
Cartwright. Ge'rs uIHssttsd. FdNei
aud Brsdty HIT by pitcn,t-hy
Esipa. rmr ~ gtDs-rvo hour.
UBpiu-T0ny Sock.
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Score /.
m.,.opoIi,..- q, br"ohIyn 2 .

NHw YoRE, OF. a.-rho Mets and
B,ookl,r s ay-d a po,tponed game
at Rldgew,od today. Too weather
was close and cloudy. Tho Indians
won, both ou,bs'tios Snd ou%ihsldiDs
the B~rooslyn. u 70 the 9Th inning
the Msts could no, touch Teri, but
twelve men gpioV to ba'. Il the 9th,
however, two two.5agStrr, a single
and an error yielded three iunf, two
earned. A bad throw by Peoples rave
the Nets two runs In tbs tiHlh. Tney
Garnet oue moe la the oguih on hits
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-10

Eunsd runs-Nsw Orleans s Two
base hits-Welir, Vaughn, Three
base hit-Csmpau. First on eiroIs-
New Orleans |. Frs, on bals-Nes
oheans S ruck out-by Powell 4,
by Smith 2. p ssed bslls-Urotiy 2.
Double plsye-Euller, Gsiss and O,rt
wright, Cline aud Andrews. Time Of
pame-One hour and iorly i've MN
utss. Umpire-Tooy Suck
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~. Lieut.. q. ,i.,.is.a ..

ST. Loui-, No Osl. a-rhr Br,snr
and C~levela,ds 10 d'ihe a'sociaii u
season ,Jdsy b . ay,rgaguu 10 the
rain. Tires tbous,od p-op'. uru
pts.sn', bar IN y I'D nut bud uusl
-sot.r;a,, IN OF, the bh aGd ~ u q
being ,livp,,. Glss hal D'U".t
wis, vet, Of the bal, In X )
app.ard ~ gcl II WI
h,t ny gluit - teen t'
~ ha1 rut &C.. iHi y
tn,gv srcse, W. O sld =, ~ =
did SOM yr4i y II d'uH aur u
esugHt az. Cuu,n" % "a 2,
hr h ,ug 80 hv s pt e. - nall un ,L'
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puSaa D. per month, organs 50
ps, nonth at Bald wins, 2b7i Man
B.reel,
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gE9SeE sEN0LD A CO.,
FOR SALE.

SALOON-9ood wilt. stock and futures o.
taloon northwest corner gf Main aud
Maik.t streets. .Apply ~ J ". FiAnAgAn
Atf. Nc adden A Co.'S, ga and ~ Front
street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-10

HORsE-slI years old. sound. can DO
IL driven by lady.
JAS. JlYsMIfH. No. y NnaI,nn q.
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OLIVER, FlNN'E a. CO., = MEMPHIS, TENN.
FOR SALH OR REN 9.

Ii OUSE-Twc story frame house, : rooms,
II cellar and garrett, plenty ot closets, all
In excellent condition Large yard, stable
and c~arriase house; ituit, etc On red car
lire, Inquire ?Sp second street.
L. LA9RILL
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STRAYHU.

MULE-from owners premises. In Chsi-
VI tca, on Henry street, last Sunday niEat.
Sept, 70, 1887, one bay marc mule, 10 hands
hish and 4 years old, left tore leg slightly
knock kneed, and a small wArt ear tho
knee, name reached. A reasonable reward
for recovery and return 10 Cubbins's Brick
Yard, In Mouth Memphis.
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Ceyi.s,os, t~s-., oct. n, 1877.
sPEIIsL 30 COTrON SID MY
In iocali,ls, whore n. American on Trust
has no opposition.
'Tle Cotton Seed
HULLER
Tn here, sguA W sl5 o tls IN Msmphis
| Ihsg make thor bis pfoht' n you and siye
| thom auay g. cru b opposition. Wit 70
ne iof Cotton Seed uuilef and INSTRUCTIONS
koW g. hauols II. n. n. Bod.

ssalsi proposals will be received ~ ihis
ehl. (. u9ui Boon % October luonir hIih,
fouth sides Of the Mafihe Hospual f%sfofya.
ton a. Nenptis, Tenn. bpsclhcaHU sAni
fu' her Informs loa ma b. obAiuel uHun
application T. tbs under,igno l., The right
itte ofved ~ ave 'utormAIitiss, an1 10 re-
} &c any Or al prop ssls.
o. 7. PgOKHAM,
Passei Assistant Surgeon N. H's-,ia ihafgo
VI b rpital.
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a. 9LACkh 100. a Nation.

ilh-One nearly as- AiiBurn huiief ~
VI saw sin for llW.
speef's waddins Co.. Is Vance o..
WE WILL MAX III 40 fuE fNfBk-
w est OF ever possible purchaser % BALD
ing tites TO write ~, o. cali, ttsuns r. nsHf
~ ptacileal site, terms 90 local ~ VI lot de-
tifsd, value OF cOntemplated Improvements,
ttc. IL makes no dif, renee hoN you want 10
or where. We can tuitlou. SELLERS please
Asnd your lists AZ once.
bfRATTON. TlOhAsA ROaEks.
70 Madison ,tfscl.
DlANUs-l-suU 1000 second. hsnd
L tisht and aquafe rIsaos must 10 toldI
cheap TO- cashl some q thea sod ~ .
Nt1TN Nh $40
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lOl "tGSrs.ni' a&S .o oT..' a ' .aba ~. an an
gvtru n
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NEW sTORE-Tbs best location In ibis
opposition uithin one nils aud ~ 90 people
JAS. J. SMITH, Agent,
No. Madison o..
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nElhADLk EslDE tCh-On kAyborn
- ave- lot 10 Get ifoht, 7ii feet dsept
beauutul oottase rooms, DO. aud cold
~ ef, and ever desirable modern oanvsnI-
encei ssfVants house,, stofehoufs, stables,
cafnAse house, ste', all IN htst clOs eondt-
choice sfapes, peaches, appies and psafs I.
One Of tht mOst lovely hoasss In the ctr !.
ffite Low, terms satisfactory.
nj BLACK al a. Na1tsoa.
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- OOM-Niee ifont room. % ith, rn sIpoi.
II uts, furnished or unfufhlhsd.
Apply al ~ Nancet,
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RlLLH, Mo thofoughHfsd shUTthorn
- bulls snd Imported Hoistst COWS,
bsitsu bulls and csvss, Il III sgss. ehoics
ntlk strains, At our Rivers a farm, near
Memphis, Tenn. For pstt GUAR ell on, or
t%idte,t, MYERS A SNEND,
No, so scoud street, Nsmphi.' lena.
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PUR RRNT.
DEsIDFEOR-Ois rooms. In geod.rspail
IL Apply 20 No. % Main street.

CTORE DOusE-Ho. - Bsale street near
- corner Main. JNO. u, ROBIN on.
No "a Madison street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-05

to the publishers. 1t is admitted on
all hands that it is the finest puoiica.
ton of the kind ever yet got out on
this coast, and that its artistic adorn'
ments have never been surpassed IN
letter-press print. The central en-
craving, presenting graphic view o.
Los Angeles in 1887 and in 1857, is
not only a striking reproduction OF
the city at the two periods, but is
work of art which bears tho most
searching criticism OF those capable
of determining the best effects that
can be produced by the 'graver.
Aside. however, from the merits Of
the publication in an art point of
view, it possesses the highest value
as a comprehensive presentation
of facts relating to Los Angeles and
the adjoining counties. Special arti-
cles describing nearly every locality
in these counties give the reader
abroad clear and accurate knowl-
edge of our resources, attractions,
progress and possibilities. That this
publication is appreciated by our peo-
pie as one destined to exercise most
potent influence abroad in favor oi
our section is attested by the fact
that over six thousand copies OF the
| edit On were sold the first day OF its
issue. and the sales since have beer
proportionately large.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-05

MAYOR WORKMAN has again sig
nalized himself as an efficient execu'
tive by taking steps to have the city
cleaned. In a proclama-
ton to the people he declares that he
will exercise the powers vested In
him to the utmost degree to enforce
the ordinances requiring them to keep
their premises clean. A thorough
inspection will be made of backyards,
and officers will be detailed to carry
out his orders. Mr.. Workman has
taken the right course, and If he Will
carry out his proclamation to the
letter, as we believe he will, he will
be aprlauded to the echo by every
resident of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-05

THE San Francisco papers are be-
ginning to swell with Importance on
what they call their real estate boom.
Magee's Real Estate Circular gives
the total of sales in that city for the
month OF March as 81 ,610,2O3, which
is very good for San Francisco and
fully justifies the turkey-cock per-
formances of her newspapers. Here
away, however, we would look upon
such thing as mere bagatelle.
Our sales for the month of March
footed up five and half million dol
lars. and vet we hold our heads cool
and equilibrious. Diptherially speak
ing, San Francisco's boom is not
deuce-aces.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-05

Now that smallpox has been i'm
ported into San Francisco from China,
it is to be hoped that the State Board
of Health will show as prompt an
alac rity in protecting this pant OF the
State from the fatal form of the dis
ease itdevelops in hatpeople as they
did when it appeared in its mild va
riety in Los Angeles. Three centres
OF Chinese diffusion and infinitely
more to be dreaded than the thirteen
they found here. Chinese smallpox,
leprosy and diphtheria are the dread
scourges which our San Francisco
friends have now to contend with,
and our sympathies 60 out to them.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-05

We were amused, the other day,
at the dispatch of the Associated
Press, sent broadcast over the Union,
to the effect that train-load of or
anges had been shipped from Sacra-
mento! The reporter who got up
that dispatch was too innocent for
nothing, or he would have known
that every train-load Of oranges that
leave Sacramento starts originally
from this section, and only leaves
that city the same as it leaves every
station on the road between Los An
geles and Chicago.
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note.
DOtss
Duo de Moptebello Champagne.
= W Uavta. preservation DfuRQtgt.

Duo de Montebello Champagne.
y.w. Davis. Prescription Druggist.
Drink r ,ss's Royal Belfast Ginger Ale.
Tansill's Punch Cigars at p. o. Cigar Store
Duc de Montebello champagne at weyse
Bros
DR.. c J. Mullen, corner Fourth and Main'
Nontrose Block.
Horse blankets and buggy robes at Foy's
harness shop.
Burke's porter is food and drink COM
bined. Try 1t.
Sea shells polished at Kan Koo, 2SS N.
Main St., wholesale or retail.
Plush parlor suits, easy chairs. New IN
voice lust arrived at Aliens.
Large assortment of travelling and tour
ists' shirts at Eagleson Co. 's<b0 N. spring
street.
Carpets spring patterns . now arriving
Prices lower than ever, at Aliens
II YOU want to furnish your house witn
little money, call at Aliens. 80 8. spring st.
Nursing mothers should use Burke's por-
ter. 1t is a swift tonic.
Ash. cherry and walnut bedroom sets.
Extra Inducements offered this week ~
Aliens.
Every we'll dressed man should wear
Eaglesons perfect fitting shirtcoliars cuiis
and neckwear.
DR. Williams continues to treat all heart,
throat and chest diseases by his new ana
popular system OF medicsted inhalations
275 N. Main street.
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Cane Presentation.

"where did you get that elegant silver
headed cane?' "Why. 1t was given to me,
TO each purch aser of q hat at the Chicago
Hat Store, 35 N Main street.